By John Ofem, JKNewsMedia Sports Reporter
AFTER 16 years of representing Nigeria at the highest level, the veteran defender has brought her international career to a close at the age of 33.
JKNewsMedia.com reports that the decision, announced on September 25, ends a long association with the Super Falcons during which she made 86 appearances for the national team.
Ohale featured at four FIFA Women’s World Cups and was part of five Women’s Africa Cup of Nations-winning teams, establishing herself as one of the most experienced defenders in Nigerian women’s football.
Her international career spanned several generations of the Super Falcons, with the defender remaining involved through changes in coaches, teammates and national-team squads.
Over the years, her experience and defensive qualities made her a regular presence in the national setup and allowed her to represent Nigeria across major international competitions.
Meanwhile, with her retirement, she closes a significant chapter of her career with the Super Falcons, now leaving behind a record of 86 international appearances, four World Cup participations and five Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) titles.
Also, her international career spanned several generations of the Super Falcons, with the defender featuring under different coaches and alongside different groups of players.
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